Wat is your IQ?

Question

My IQ is 119 Im 12 and im wondering if thats very good or if it should be higher.

Answer 1

93

Answer 2

I think thats really good too. I'm 137

Answer 3

Well, mine must be at least 10-20 higher than yours, because I can spell "what".

Answer 4

idk where did you take the test? i would like to take it.

Answer 5

I think that is very good, I think the last time I checked I was like 135 or something

Answer 6

98 is the American average so you're better off than most.

Answer 7

Mine is 2.

Answer 8

The world record for the highest IQ score is a little over 200, Einstein was about 180-190 and Darwin was way in the dumps around 135. I'm about 172, But I'm an MIT student majoring in physics. Your IQ is exceptionally good with your age in mind!

Hope I answered your question,

John

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Answer 9

hi   119   at age of 12 is good ....

UIt ll improve with ur age and u can improve it by brain games and reasoning....

Answer 10

My IQ is 130. 119 is very good especially for your age congratulations

Answer 11

WELL IM 20 AND I DONT EVEN KNOW WHAT MY I.Q. IS IR EVEN WHAT I.Q STANDS FOR

SO IN MY BOOK YOUR DOING PRETTY GOOODD

Answer 12

mine is -50

Answer 13

thats good IQ for your age. I'm like 140.

Answer 14

1) People who are telling you your IQ is good / bad "for your age" have no idea how IQ is measured.  An IQ test is "graded" (for lack of a better term) against similarly-aged individuals, with some exceptions.  Intelligence Quotient does not (at least theoretically) improve with age.  You could have taken the same test several years ago and had an identical score, despite performing more poorly on the test, because you had the same ability relative to similarly-aged test-takers.

2) There are several different tests which can be used to measure IQ, each with different standards and scoring matrices.  One person's 130 (for example) might be another person's 118, with both being equal in intelligence but having different scores due to scoring differences between tests.

3) Intelligence is, by nature, subjective...and the IQ test is intended to measure it objectively.  Because of the subjective nature of intelligence, I would advise against placing too much weight on an IQ score.  My 142 score is virtually worthless, because I have no idea which exam I was given or what the scoring system is for that exam.  Consequently, it would not make much sense for me to compare my score to scores from others who also have no idea which test they had taken.  It follows that your question is not able to be answered sufficiently...but I did my best to explain why.

Answer 15

mine is 125, but i think we're both in da safe side lol